Section 497 (5) of the Contempt of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 337 H (ii), 114 and 34 Qtl e amd and hurried or negligent act of making a weapon and the third with his double barrel gun. Fired, while medical reports revealed that there was a fireworks injury. The FIR was told that the firearm struck the deceased from the bottom of the chin to the neck, with no such injuries. The medical report was not logical that two people would grab the other person's weapon so that someone could hit the gun and then the target was reported in the FIR that was hit from the bottom of the chin on the neck. While the medical evidence states that the injury was on the left-hand side, there is no doubt that during the bail-out process, the evidence should not be deeply appreciated, but at the same time clear and severe contradictions in the evidence. The post-mortem report states that the death of the deceased was due to a wound that entered from the left side of the skull and came out on the right side. If two people were holding the hand of the deceased, then the fire. Was shot from the bottom of the chin on the neck and no injury was found below the chin on the neck. The post-mortem report stated that all such facts had turned the case into a further investigation and the accused was granted bail.
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